Multiple Choice
What is Parfit's conclusion about the head transplant example?
A) The new person would still be Parfit.
B) The new person would not be Parfit, which is a bad thing.
C) The new person might not be Parfit, but that doesn't matter much.
D) The new person is a new and improved Parfit.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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